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ServletConfig ServletContext???

 
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Hi,

ServletConfig & ServletContext are interfaces

Where bodies for method of this interfeace are defined?
Please elaborate indetail............
 
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Where bodies for method of this interfeace are defined?


You'll see plenty of others too. Because the Servlet Specification tells container providers what they have to implement.
They leave container providers write concrete classes, You can imagine that Tomcat's implementation will be different from Weblogic's. But they will do the same job, as written in the specification.
When you are written your own servlets, you don't care what the concrete class is. You work on interfaces. That's why your servlets will work on any container.
 
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